Discommunication

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Discommunication: Seirei-hen
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ディスコミュニケーション精霊編

Takaomi and Arika meet a young girl named Tsugumi Yoshimoto who has been asleep since an incident that occurred when she was a child. What happened in her past? And can she be cured? The couple try to solve this mystery with the help of the Mishima sisters -- Toko and Rinko, who are 'Yumetsukais' (dream messengers) with the uncanny ability to control dreams. What is the truth behind this mystery?

This is a prelude to Riichi Ueshiba's next work, "Yumetsukai." The Mishima sisters make a comeback as main characters in "Yumetsukai."

(from Kodan Club)

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Dreams Fire Nightmares Seeing Things Other Humans Can't Comedy › Surreal Folklore › Japanese Occult › Divination Occult › Exorcism Religion › Rituals Social Issues › Non-Stereotypical Warfare › Psychological
Courtship
Romantic Subplot Unexpressed Feelings
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Fashion › Lolita
Health
Illness › Mysterious
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Buddhism Religious References
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Godly Powers Mysterious Powers Special Ability
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Dream World Mysterious Elements
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Male Oriented › Seinen
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Dreamer
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Sleepwalking
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Accessories › Masked Character
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Psychic Quirky Character Protagonists › Determined Protagonist Supporting Cast › Ensemble Cast
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School Mysterious Location Mysterious Store/Products/Services Asia › India Religious Sites › Shinto School › Elementary
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Odd Situations Curses
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Death of Loved One Resurrection
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Dolls Mask Toys
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Business › Fortune Teller Clergy › Shrine Maiden Crafters › Doll Maker Education › Teachers
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Family › Siblings
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Intensity › Ecchi
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Divine Beings › Gods Supernatural Beings › Spirits
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Art Style › Atypical
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